Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
MRS. oHoRogH. puLLMAN's CAR.


Mrs. George II. Pullman. the wife Of
the Pullman palace car prince. has arriv-
ed at her Long Branch cottage. Her
husband IL on bis way home from Europe.
and Il expected to reach here on Sunday.
Af,sr that the Pullmans will do consider
able entertaining here during the season.
Mrs. Pullman came In q private car. &C.
eompAnled by several Chicago ladies aud
by her children. This magnificent, car
Il side.uscked here. so that whenever
ste should be 30 disposed she can journey
with comfor, to any Of the other summer
resorts. A great many seem TO believe
that the lady travels abou, with train
Of cars. but. a a matter OF fact. she only
has this coach. IL IL a comparatively
new one. scd party Of ten or fifteen
can live In |, a. comfortably |. they
could In the Pullman cottage here. Al
the rear entrance ofthe car is reception.
room. The decorations Of Il are msgni.
feent, and are Of an Oriental character.
Ia one corner there Is an elessn, d,sk.
and arranged about the nom are 10, OF
uprish, CHI ira and lounge. A secr,
recess IL in one Of the walls. aud access
to Il l. obtained by touching aspiring. by
which the wall Is transformed into an
elAbOrstsly carved sideboard illed with
drawers, stocked with the haes, wines
and liquors. Some Of Mr.. pallman's
Cosnac COS, him over $50 quart. aud Is
imported by himself directly from France.
lie has brlndie. and whi'keys that are
half century old, and people who have
enjoyed hi, cigar. after an evening ban
que, say that they are simply delightful
20 contemplate. Mr.. Pullman buy, the
mo., expensive ob,ainable, and they are
made according 20 bis directions. Then
they are taken aad wrapped in leaves OF
diasien, a,vOr.. snd kept a, least year
before used Iii, own particular cigar u
wrapped In orange leave,
Immediately tack from ,hi, rserplion-
loom which | have jus, described u
drawing room u the car. I, e<eaPies
nearly ots.,hird Of the space. or eoar.e
IL il beautifully furnished. and 10 u ere
. stationary piano aud stand OF music.
Nearly every evening while Mrs. Pall-
man !. travelling there l. mu,l,. Her
t~in sons. Who have just attained their
twelfth year. play Delightfully."- on the VI
olin, aud mos, Of the time their mother
accompanies them ou The piano. She u
N ,,cellen, pisri.,. and while the car
il fa,ilins ,long a. The Fate u mile =
minute. the mother snd the two ehildien
are enjoying themselves over their melo-
Die. 18th =. much oomfori - n 'hsy
~sfs IN the pailof u their handsome tee
iterce In Chicago. Leading ffom this
drawing nom .r- the sleeping spar,
meats. and then come ,h- dlnlns room
snd kitchen Tso cooks. butler. two
Walters. : th.mb,rmsid and ,-o iA9ls'
maids sl~ays accompany Mr Pallnsn.
A new car. said to be the most msgni'
fcsn, ihs, be. ever been constructed by
The Pallm.n Company. b. jas, been
completed Cor the f.mily's use. With
tic interior Furnishings. It's co', !. said TO
have been sl50. 900. Thi. !. the twelfth
season ,ha, Mrs. Pullman has ,psn, a.
Long Bnseh. md her twin boys were
born there. Ia eommemofs,ion Of that
even, ,he was very anxious TO come here
in her new car, bat, owing TO Mr.. Pull
man. prolonged absence abroad. she
could no, do %. for /, is no, TO be used
until her husband has thoroughly inspect.
ell IL. She herself hA. passed her sp-
pfovsl upon IL. bu, Mr.. Pallmah's p'as-
teal eye may discover several ,hins'
wanting. and the car remains in the
work. ~ Chicago until he can end time
TO 80 ca, to sec i'.-PA,iadelphid Tres.